Robert Zemeckis to do live-action 'Timeless'

It looks like filmmaker Robert Zemeckis is heading back to live-action for an upcoming time travel project. The film is titled "Timeless," and Mike Thompson wrote the script. Warner Bros. is developing the feature.

Not much is known about the story, but if Zemeckis seals a deal, it will be his first live-action flick since "Cast Away." He's been busy with animation in "The Polar Express," "Beowulf" and "A Christmas Carol."

Some of his other credits include "Contact," "Forrest Gump," and of course, the classic "Back to the Future" flicks. So yeah, I would love for him to return to live-action filmmaking! (Source: Deadline)

'Traveling' screenwriters producing thriller

Filmmakers Brandon Camp and Mike Thompson are set to develop "Choose," a thriller they wrote for Robert Legato to direct.

According to the Hollywood Reporter, the film follows a journalism grad student who makes it her mission to find a killer with the help of her father and a shrink.

Katheryn Winnick, Nicholas Tucci, Kevin Pollak, Bruce Dern, Talia Balsam, Richard Short and Cady Huffman star.

Camp and Thompson first teamed up for "Dragonfly." They also wrote the script for the upcoming Jennifer Aniston vehicle "Traveling," which Camp also directed.

As for Legato, he won the Academy Award for Best Visual Effects for James Cameron's "Titanic."